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Digital examination regulations ( GBl, 27 / 2021 ) Extension of repeat exam deadlines for students in summer semester 2020 to summer semester 2021 ( ABl. 104/2021 ) Extension of bachelor’s and master’s
Section: Sites
Salous, M. (2021). Multimodal differentiation of obstacles in repeated adaptive human-computer interactions. In 26th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (pp. 260-269). DOI: https:/
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and switching applications. Therefore, the stability and repeatability of OMIECs becomes very vital. In their pristine form, the conductivity of such transducing materials is lower than required
Section: FB1
laminar two-phase flow into a flow with multiple interfaces by repeatedly 3D swapping inlet and outlet locations (b). Further work addresses the fabrication of movable components. Those either include
. As a “learning organization,” it will carry on striving to repeatedly redefine the role it wishes to have in the present and future scientific landscape. More on the History of the University of Bremen
Section: University
addition, reaction progress can be monitored through repeated microtomographic scans (µ-CT). Three flow-through setups are available in the Hydrothermal Lab (HyLab) of the Petrology
Section: FB5
governance and power structures or communication spaces so as not to repeat colonial practices. What were formative experiences for you at the University of Bremen? I got to know the University of Bremen as
called on the university administration to take action against repeated gender-based sexual discrimination at the university. As a result, in 1992, the University's Academic Senate adopted the "Policy
Section: Referate
or ridiculing a person on the professional reputation, e.g. repeated criticism of mistakes in absentia without the possibility to take a stand on the quality of the professional and life situation, [...] situation and prevent mobbing. Stalking Stalking refers to the repeated unlawful pursuit, intrusive harassment, threatening and terrorizing of a person against their will, up to and including physical
